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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-29

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
ham and Echbnrg nres,Ged Ior the ast t DoMH
night in the city councils and the farewell attend
ance IN each board was as large as at any time
dollars was appropriated for the children OF the
murdered officer, Julian Arnold and 800 for the
benent OF his widow. The annual reports were
presented, but without being read were ordered to
be printed. 1t appeared that the total expendi-
ture5 OF the corporation for the fiscal year had
been 800, 769 80 or over $4,000 more than the
pend1tureS OF the previous year, the expenditures
for streets having been 900 in excess the APP
preparations, but considerable portion Of the
paving tax bills in the hands OF the collectors
The new numbering bill passed unanimously. A
frame building, costing $40, TO keep the street
jail grounds. Some taxes were compromised. 1t
was reported by the finance committee that Mr.
Moody, OF the Iron boom, had promised that his
the works or give the city the Pioneef Mills in full
Ior all deOts Resolutions OF thanks TO Officers
were adopted, and the boards adjourned
SCHOOL CLoSING.-SnOwdenc OlOred public school
closed this morning, ana The supertntendents medal
was awarded to JnO. X. Lewis. The exercises took
place at Lee school building, and were conducted
large number OF cOOred people attended.
The NEW NUMBERS-The city council last night
Der each square by hundreds, and continued King
street as the dividing line between north and
south numbers. The committee on streets are
authorized 10 contract for numbering the houses
at cost or not greater than 25 cents per num-
ber and that committee Is to decide all cOntrO-
versleS as Tn numbers and all owners OF houses
VINO fall TO have numbers put up Will be fined by
the mayor.
NOTES.-The County Court has decided that Mr.
Young the present clerk, has been reelected, and
MI Johnson the contestant, has taken an appeal
TO Judge Keith OF the Circuit Court.-The Old Do
minloh Boat Club Is putting up elevated seats at
the Pioneer Mills wharf, and Is collecting funds to
assist In paying the expenses OF the coming re-
gatta--The Automatic Gas Company, OF WASH
ingt0n, Is negotiating for the establishment OF its
plant here.--A mattress mandatory from the
North VIII be located here II the rent can be found
10 su1t.-A girl named Alice Manly, who has
Deen missing from her home here for eight years,
has just been heard OF In stanton, Va. 1t Is as
certained that she left home with the circus
The mayor yesterday dismissed the case against q
coiored teacher charged with whipping an unruly
pupil In school, holding that teacher stands In
the parents place, 80 far as the school Is con-
cerned
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Condensed Locals.


The application OF Anna NJ Cleary for divorce
from Nicholas +. CIeary, filed January 30. 1886,
was yesterday dismissed by Judge Merrick without
prejudice. The charge was deSertiOn, but the suit
was discontinued oy consent of both parties.
VIM. Semley, cOlOred, was yesterday thrown from
q cart at 18th and r. streets by the stumbling OF
his horse, and, falling under the animal, he had
his right arm broken.
Prof. II. A. Hazen who recently made an ascent
In balloon from ST. Louis, gave an account OF his
trip 70 number Of invited guests last evening, at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. johnson
sos street northwest.
Robert Callahan has been elected director of the
Wilson, who has resigned.
memorial address in commemoration OF the
lie and character OF the late Rev. VIM. Gibbons
was delivered last evening at the Zion Baptist
tendance.
This morning, at O'Clock Richard Hyde. living
fit Of delirium tremens, and was removed by Of
ncers Van Fleet and Larrabee TO the Freedman's
Hospital In the police ambulance.
Henry Dickson, colOred man, had his left leg
broken yesterday at Van Ness Park while attempt
Ing 10 stop swing. He was taken to the Freed
mans Hospital
the carriage stolen from the stable in the alley
opposite Rockweirs stable on 9th street, between
U and streets northwest, was valued at $780, not
$50, as published.
Albert Cloud a colored boy was tried I'm the
Police Court to-day for stealing bag of corn be-
longing TO W. NJ. Gait Co. from a freight car on
90 days in jail.
THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World is
onered Tree 70 every new subscriber for year to
the WEEKLY STAR IL Is handsomely printed
book OF l91 pages. prorusely illustrated with
tnan 100 colored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth or general Information. See advertise
Those who leave the city during the summer can
nave ice STAR mailed 10 them for any length of
time, and the address changed often as desired.
vance.
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OF THE FAMILY.
The trial OF Mary E Little, the mother OF the two
boys who were sentenced to the penitentiary last
Saturday for burglary, was concluded in the
Criminal Court yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Little
was charged with receiving the property stolen by
her sons in the Renshaw and DOoley rObberies.
The jury convicted her the count OF the indict-
ment relating TO the Renshaw property, with a
recommendation TO the mercy OF the court and ac-
quilted her on the other count. Mr.. II. c. TAYLOR
her counsel, asked that she be dismissed on her
own recogniZance for appearance Tor sentence Sat-
urday morning. AT the close Of the proceedings OF
the day her husband and eight small children ap-
peared with her In court. The judge regarded the
family group for moment, and on being assured
that there was no place in the jail where a woman
IN her condition could be made comfortable he
took her recosnizance TO appear Saturday for SEN
tence.
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CITY ITEMS.
Hahn,s Great Mark Down No.

Hahn's Great Mark Down No. 3.
S16 9TH st. and 1922 Pa. ave-
Ladies genuine Patent Leather Oxfords; former
price 81, now S1.23.
Ladies' sl.25 patent trimmed Oxfords, CSC.
Ladies g. so hand sewed Oxfords, SOS.
Ladies 50 hand SeWed OXfOrdS, 81. As.
Ladies' 81. so hand Sewed Oxfords $1.95,
Ladies' ladies' sl25 hand sewed oxfords, CSC.
Ladies 81 hand sewed Oxfords, TAG.
Gents $3.50 Low Quarters $3.50.
GENTS $2.25 Kangaroo Low Shoes $40
Gents $40 Calf Low Shoes, 8. 60
Gents s. Stylish Low Shoes, S14S.
Gents 81 Patent Leather Low Shoes sl48
Gents 81. so Solid Low Shoes, 81. %
And many other attractive bargains.
Cents Percale Shirts, with Collars. SOC.
Al AuerDach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 18th & H.
We will Guarantee to save you money on
your order for groceries, wines and fine whlskies
me frst Of the month. We are holding q great
gesn II al
n. T. MErzeER & BRO,
AT 7th st. NV.
Gents Fine Summer Underwear, CSC.
Az AuerDach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH q H. 1
L Will Send and Measure Window
and put Fly Screen Frames complete to slide I'D
down, for s5c each window. Bailey, s25 7th st.5
At Aueroachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th H. 1
Eye-Glasses,25c. up. Optictan, 4s7 Pa av. coz
Cuff.Buttons and Pins. Best Rolled Gold.
Soc to $50. Frank, Jeweler, 457 Pa ave.
Elegant Line Summer Silk Scarfs. Csc.
AT Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH H. 1
The Best Saratoga Trunk
FOR $1O tnat can DC had anywhere is made and
sold at ToPHAMs Mandatory,
1921 Pennsylvania ave. u. W.
Mems Gray & Navy Blue Flannel Shirts.
IL; Boys Soc, at Auerbach's. 9TH & H.
ssInvincible'' Flour, the peer of all brands,
&c. one-eighth barrel $I63 one-quarter barrel
Pure Old Rye Whisky Nor medicinal use), 73c. and
S5c per bottle, $50, So and $3.50 per gallon, ac-
cording to age and quality.
At TN street aestI northwest invest
5000 Extra Fine Straw Hats at SOC.
At Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH H. 1
''The Queen Of Beer..,'-Moerlein's pure
unauthorized Cincinnati Beer is especially
ST NV 6m
Sewing Machines for Rent, All Kinds.
AT Auerbachs, 9TH II. Telephone. 422-2.
Two Grades of Canvas Dress Trunks.
all muslin ropsia g9GS ana sonE
q 1921 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.
Fine COl'd Seamless Half Hose. 2 DR.. Csc.
AT Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th q q.
$3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No. 1
Rye Whtskey, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail MCGEEs, 9th near St was
Gents Ribbed Bicycle Hose, 81: Boys,
Soc, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th d.
COlburn,S
WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE.
Piquant and appetking. Has no equal in flavor. I'm
All Kinds of Trunks and Harness
OF our own make at lowest prices
TOPHAM's Mandatory.
1921 Pennsylvania ave. q. W.
ssROyal Glue'' mendS 'em.-Bost0n Varieties
COlburn,S
PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
King of condiments Flavor, pungency strength
combined in perfection. Finest mustard made I'm
Frcsl, Attorney Butter cnurned every morning
and delivered in u Id. ward" prints 4Oc per 10
Also Cottage Cheese and BuItermilE; sweet MIX
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
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SPECIAL Nor1oE,

SPECIAL NOTICE.
During the months Of june July and August
strictly cash customers who bug $500 over in Dry
Goods VIII receive q pair OF handsome DAMASk
TOWELS These elegant Towels are xll pure linen,
very nne quahty, immense size, yard and o quar-
ter long and decorated with handsome wide border
BARGAINS: BARGAINS BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST.
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS. nearly one yard Wide. finest
Qnanty, worth IL 1c., reduced to &c.
BEAUIIFuL LAWNS, new styles, SC.
LINEN LAWNS, 1r
sn sATINEs IN short ends. worth &c., re-
BEAgTIFUI LACE DRESS GOODS, immense
WIDTH double the width Of aneie width dress goods,
AZ R9rs Mo41f worth 12c, reduced TO 37,sc.
125sc., reduced to nc, ~
"a ALBATKoss, gnrs wool, wide double width. worth
nancy SILKS SIS, 40 and 45c.
:. BLACK sURAH silks, cash value. s7,6c. reduced
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, In p,aad.. str,p..
AL III c CASH SYKES L ''Fdi rs t9r c SRaK "a
SSoS A gRH TIT Re. saa ssss
z "a ER1 In kns ssss
SSoSS ~ 3 I + 81. + Bus
ts23 s11MARKKT SPACE. NEAR 7rH 81.
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1T FEELS GOOD.

Those worn out with Palms. Aches and Weaknesses
find relief in minute in the Cuticura Anti
Pain Plaster. At druggists, Csc je15
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WOODWARD LoTHRoP will place on sale TO-
morrow morning % dozen Ladies' S-buttOn Nous
Quetaire suede Gloves, In assorted tans. Worth
81, only SOC. per pair.
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ECZEMA RADICALLY CURED

ECZEMA RADICALLY CURED.
For the radical cure Of obstinate Of Eczema
Of long standing give entire credit to the CuTIcu1A
RxAEDNs. E. B. RICHARDSON,
New Haven, Conn.
Sold by all druggists. Price: CUr1cURA. SO cts. |:
REsoLvENT, e.; SOAP, 25 cts. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
Send for "How TO CURE SKIN DISEASE"
Beautify the Complexion and Skin by using the
CUTICURA soar.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP will place on sale to-
morrow (fhursday) morning, 80 dozen children'S
black &c e." French Ribbed nne cotton hose,
white foot, also white heel and toe, sizes to .,
at the popular price OF 21C. per pair
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For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
80 to John X Kelly, stall CPS, t29 and $50 center
market, and zoo and 2Us Northern Liberty market.
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STEAMER PILOT Boy can be chartered for d.
excursions See advertisement.

julius LANsBURGH, 3l5 7th street, offers to-
morrow, and continues throughout the week, the
following specialttes: $50 pieces excellent straw
1ointIeSs ma1tin1 qc1c reduced from AZ and
the balance OF all grades or straw mating at as
tontshingy low prices, 5000 smyrna mats, $50.
1,SOO best quality Smyrna rugs $40, reduced
nom $3.50; ali $3.50 best smyrna rugs reduced TO
$2.94. and all $3.50 best Smyrna $4.3S; window
shades ali coors and patent spring fixtures, 35c.,
and 300 pieces furniture linens as low 121c. per
yard.
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CONGRESS HALL SARATOGA SPRINGS, Y. Y.-RateS
g per day fOs IuuiL.S except those on parlOr and
Irst floors; open from June IS TO october 1.
CLEMENT 6 Cox ProprtetorS
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GARDEN VASES at shedd Bros, 4sa 9th st.

REDUCED TO 80 suits that are sold by other
dealers ut SIS, at EiSEMES Bros, manufacturing
cloJhiers and tailOrS, cor. 9TH and (.
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Affairs i'm West washington.

BASE BALL--The olympic Ball Club added
another victory to its list yesterday, this time
defeating the Hyattsvtlle Club at Olympic Park
by score OF 16 to IL. Fowler and Baker did
effective battery work for the Olympics. Battery
for HyattSv1lle, Stone and Holden. The Olympics
play the AlertS tomorrow.
CRITICIZING A STREET IMPROvEMENT.-A large
gang OF wOrkmen are at present engaged in remOv-
Ing the coDble stones from 3lSt street below M
street, preparatory to paving 1t with asphalt The
project OF aSphalting this street, which has q
decidedly steep grade, was commented upon in no
gentle way by more than one business man this
morning, claiming that 1t will be dangerous for
vehicles, II not impossible.
lLL--Mr. Z. A. Newman Is quite i'll at his re-
sidence on street, the effect of stroke OF
paralysis received some time ago.
POLICE COURT CAsEs-David Trunneu pleaded
guilty IN the Police Court to-day to charge OF
profanity and was fined S. or seven days on the
farm Edward johnson, colored, was charged
with reckless driving, and the case was continued
on his personal ecOgnizance.-Trunneu was also
charged with asSaulting his brother. He pleaded
guilty and was fined S. and put under his personal
bonds to keep the peace.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature IS: condition, 80;
receiving reservoir, temperature, 81; condition at
north connection, ID; condition at south cOnnec-
ton, 80; distributing reservoir, temperature, 80;
condition at tnfiuent gate house. 80; condition at
emuent gate house, SO. High tide In the river to-
day at 2:OS q. IN. and low tide 9:25 D. m.
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The SEASON BEING ADVANCED we have Instituted
Q great mark down in StrawS. Genuine MackinaW
Hats at 75e. Francs corner 7th and d.
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SINGLETON FLETCHER, AIS 9TH street northwest,
are Offering all
sideooard Refrigerators and Baby Carriages at
prime cost.
All goods In their line very low, to make room
Tor new stock.
Call early for bargains
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Amusensents Tonight
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Girl"
NArIOSAL--"The Mascot"
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening.
XlRNANs.-..Pinaforea and Variety
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THE SUPER AND FAIR given by the ladies OF st.
Adams Tomorrow evening will AFFORD a pleasant
stopping place 70 persons driving In that vicinity
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for The "a hours commencing at 3 D. m,
For the District OF Columbia New Jersey East
ern Pennsy lvania, Delaware, Maryland and Viz
gfnia, warmer fair weather, southweSterly winds.
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IT WILL PAY YOU to read W. w. Burdette Co a
advertisement on second page. This Is the third
week OF their great sale OF dry goods at cost TO
retire from business, and they are making grand
demonstration against their silk stock this week
hoping thereby TO close IL out.
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BREyITIES.-
Heavy sales
Crowded stOre.-
Decrease OF summer stock
Results OF Hahn's Mark Down
Why crowded?-
Public finding out
Folly To 90 elsewhere-
To pay fancy prices
Or low prices for trash,-
When best goods made
Are marked below wholesale prices
Al WM. HAHN Co.'S
Reliable Shoe HOUSE.
SIG 7th street and 1922 Pa. ave.
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FOURTH OF July CELEBRArIOH-St AlOysius
Branch, No. no. Catholic Knights OF America Mill
give q sociable at Becker's Garden on July 4
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ALzRrs vs.. OLYMPIcs: 15c. Game tomorrow.
Olympic Park. =
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A GOOD servieeable Boys Suit reduced to So which
other houses call cheap at $3.50. EISEMAN Bros,
manufacturers, cor. 9Th and E.
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CHLpREN's SUITS reduced to $50 that others
Sell at $50 EIJEMAN BROS, cor. 7th and e.
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WELL SUPPLIED WITH HoNEs-James Mahoney
stonecutter, was before the Police Court to-day
on charge OF vagrancy, and witnesses testined
that the prisoner had no home. This fact the
prisoner denied and said he had three homes II he
wanted 10 go TO them. The judge told him he was
very lucky man and gave him q fourth home on
the farm for one month, or until he furnishes the
required bonds.
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THH GREAT VEGETABLE Tonic, warranted to cur
all diseases OF the scalp, price so cents. Corn:
and bunions % cents each, by Drs. Kenison, l2tl
b. ana Pennsylyania ave., over Davis hat store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-29

THE best and cheapest gas range at S. S Shedd
Bros, 4:S, 9th 81.
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For GLYAoST.-Steamer Pilot Boy for charter
day excursions. See advertisement.
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The Best Saratoga Trunk
For $40 that can be had anywhere is made and
sold at TOPHAMS Mandatory,
1921 PENNSYLVANIA ave. u. W
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THr GREAr REnAscE Go1n
MINING CO.
Organized Under the Laws Of New York.
CAPITAL q 1000 900, in 100000 Shares Of the par
value Of % each. Full paid and unassessable
Mine situated about IS miles from tie city Of san
tiago Territory OF Panama United States OF Columbia
is located 1000 feet above the ss. only IS miles
IS and IS degrees the entire e ysa1. 0'"''n
Tho Great Romance Gold Quartz Mine IL 5000 feet
Grade ore exposed ~ entire length. owned by any
IT The , vein is :lmo:. ysse. Enps nearly north
and easily worked, averaging fully Sl5 per ton
Near the mine the company have secured water
With II stamp mill erected. 300 tons Of ore per
day can be miled, which at An average OF SIS per
Cost Of mining and milling: including '1''oo
al expenses, $3.50 per
For sS5 saSs nst PER pros applicable
Tor dividends yearly. 81 .O350Oo
stamp mill has been contracted for which will be
erected soon possible. the mine being already de-
veloped to supp!yit
There is investment more profitable and no enter.
prise worthy the attention Of capitalists and
careful business men today than Free Milling Gold
Quartz Mining.
The Great Romance with the magnitude Of the vein,
the Quality OF the ore and the quantity exposed make
of the number Of stamps employed to be by water
power, to ensure . continuous revenue Of one hun
dred per cent per snnum.
These facts have been verified by experienced men.
Admitted number Of Share are open for Subscription
at 81 per Share payable per cent on July Is Aug
Is, Sep. Is. and Oct. Is,
Application has been made to List the Stock the.
Board. VIM. D. FARRAND, Prest,
The Great Romance Gold Mining Co.
Further information and stock may be had ct the
GEO. WIN. BAIl6U 3 CO.. BAnkess.
wa1l St, New York.
All application for Stoek by Letter or Telegraph
must be made or before July 2. je25-6t
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FAuaH.A.BA11AeH,
CLEAR THE TRACK, THE BIG MOaUL~ Is
COMING!
WE DON'T MEAN TO CONVEY THE NEWS THAT
THE GREAT RULER WILL PATTHIs COUNTRY A
VISIT. IN RAILROAD PARLANCE IT MEANS THE
LARGEST ENGINE; THEY ARE COLOSSAL IN
SIZE. THEY ARE IN PROPORTION TO THE 50.
PREME BARGAINS LAID 1EFoRE THE CONsUM.
ERs OF MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING BY THE
GOLDEN EAGLE WE HAVE NOT SIMPLY USED
THE KNIFE, BUT HAVE GONE TO WORK WITH
THE MORE MODERN INSTRUMENT, THE NOW
ING MACHINE. AND CUT PRICES TO AN
EXTENT THAT IS AMAZING TO DUB PATRONS
ONE THOUSAND BOYS KNEE PANTS, RANGING
FROM ESQ TO s125.
BOYS NORFOLK SUITS. or GOOD MATERIAL.
PERFECT FITTING. ONLY %. ALL DUB BOYS
SUITS THAT WERE SOLD FROM $3.50 TO 81 ARE
NOW o so: EVERY ONE OF THEM GUARANTEED
ALL WOOL. ALL OUR BOYS SUITS THAT WERE
SOLD FROM $50 TO go ARE NOW s5. THIS is
THE PERIOD FOR BARGAINS IN OUR HOUSE,
AND THIS Is THE TIME FOR PARENTS TO MAKE
USE OF IT. AGUN FOR EvGRY BOY.
MEMS CLOTHING. xNAJoRITY OF WHICH Is
NOW MARKED FULLY ONH-THIRD LESS THAN
REAL VALUE SHOULD BE INSPECTED BY ALL
WHO DESIRE TO BE WELL DRESSED AT LITTLE
EXPENSE.
TIE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co.
No. 400 7TH.sT.. N. W. COR D. 1924
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SAVE EYEsIeHr. consult Hempler, ave, cor a
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Will Send and Measure Window
and put Fly Screen Frames complete, to slide up
or down, for S5c. each window. Bailey 1926 7th st3
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ScArr. IrcHr SK1s
AND ALL ITCHING AND sCALY SKIN AND
SCALP DISEASES CURED By CuTIcuRA.

SCALP DISEASES CURED By CUTICURA
Psoriasis Eczema, letter. Rngworm. Lchen Pru-
rtus, Scald Head. MIX Crust Dandrun. Barbers' Bak
ers, Grocers' and Washer Itch and every spe
cies Of Itching, Burning Scay Pmply Humors Of the
Skin and Scalp, with loss Of hair. are positively
cured by CuTIcURA. the great Skin Cure, and CuT-
IcURA Soar, exquisite Skin Besutifer. externally.
and CuTIcuRA REsoLvKxr. the Blood Purifier, in
formally. when physicians and all other remedies fail
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LOR SALE-SToCk- FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL
y OF Grocery and Provision Store; good stand aud
for selling; sc. cor 9Th and n SITS. NV. Je2s-2t'
IHoR sALE7FoR 5000, STOCK AND GOOD WILL
IL of rstclass tailoring tabli shnient Pehn.yl
934 St. Rooms and q. jees-3t.
IHoR sALE-DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS
now on dOE saod
Sas,asers reasons EVeF TOR ss9 sn adsTess
EoR LEAsE-A SPLENDID PROPERTY, WELL
Il located containing 10000 square feet of ground
we'll fenced good ofice shed. 3OKs0. with tin roof.
JAMES +. BARBOUR, 18th and b 81. NV Je:s -6t
I,OR sALE-THE FIVE YEAR LEASE or A NINE
room house and restaurant Inquire at 90 ID ST
INoR SALE THE ENTIRE STOCK FIXTURES,
IL hve years lease and license of NJ. GOLDS1EIN'S
new National Thester. hsrgain Tor an immediate
cash purchaser Cigars and Liquors b, the box and
II OGERs' TELEPHoNE-TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Five of the C. S Supreme Judges as reported by the
Press condemn the Bell Company IS broad claim the
art Of ephony, and their stock tumbled >
old Electric, and to the Bell instruments az veil
comes TO the front and demands attention. His new
on snd best sneS H b s
Ihlsd sItfs ss1 pals ssI On his s claim for foTK I'LL
=, $40 essh state rights for goo each and small
SHARE worth il the Bell Company are beaten more
than $500 9 share ,,,,,c-o,,
DR.. j. WEBB ROGERS. (Parthenon Heights,) Prsst
Hon. h. H. BLACKBURN, Vice Prest
Col. j. X. SNEED, L.. g. treasury, Treasurer
LEWIS FORD, Esq, Secretary.
wM LITTLEJoHN.Cashis Bank. Decatur. Southern
Promoter.
X. P. SAWYER. Company's New York Broker and
Eastern Promoter.
j. HARRIS ROGERS Supervising Electrician
OFFICES: 45 Broadway, New York. and 26 Co-corsn
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